A week of social captions from one photo dump
Turn a handful of fresh-cut photos into a week of on-brand Instagram captions in one sitting.
What you’ll do
- Describe a few recent cuts or photos.
- Ask for a week of captions in your voice with hashtags.
- Schedule them.
Common questions
I don't write posts — will the captions actually sound like they're from my shop?
Yes, if you give it a flavour of your voice. Describe how your shop feels — laidback, old-school, sharp, whatever — paste a couple of words you'd actually use, and it'll write in that direction. The lesson shows you what to include.
Does the AI need to see the actual photos?
No. You just describe the cuts in words — 'tight skin fade, textured top, dark beard' is enough. The lesson shows what detail makes the captions specific versus generic.
Will every caption just end with 'Book now'?
Not if you tell it to vary. The lesson shows how to mix in different angles — the craft, the vibe, a bit of personality — so the feed feels alive rather than like an ad.
Are the hashtags actually useful ones?
They're a reasonable starting point. The lesson shows how to tell it your location and style so the tags are relevant to your shop — you check them before posting and swap any that don't fit.
How do I make sure it doesn't accidentally say something off-brand or embarrassing?
You read every caption before you post it — that's the whole point of AI drafting, not AI publishing. The lesson is explicit about this: AI writes the first draft, you make the call on what goes live.
Can I use this for Facebook or just Instagram?
Either. Just tell it where the post is going — the length and tone it picks will adjust. One caption session can give you posts for both in one run.